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Present for a one year old????

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jellybabe83 · 12/11/2004 13:18

My little boy's just been invited to his first (and my first!) birthday party. It's for a little boy who's turning one, and I have NO idea what to get him! I haven't known them very long. Just over a month.... I haven't got much spare cash, but want to buy something he'll make use of! Any ideas???
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Fran
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subs · 12/11/2004 13:23

what is budget?

JanH · 12/11/2004 13:23

How about The Very Hungry Caterpillar board book? Or Heads, Shoulders, Knees and Toes?

janeybops · 12/11/2004 13:33

OR ONE OF THOSE BOOKS
'THATS NOT MY ......' BOUGHT ONE TODAY FOR 4.99 IN MOTHERCARE.
MY LITTLE ONE WAS GIVEN A CHAD VALLEY 'MOBILE PHONE' (WOOOLWORTHS) FOR HIS FIRST BIRTHDAY LAST WEEK AND HE LOVES IT. NOTICED IT WAS INEXPENSIVE TODAY WHILE IN THERE.

OR FOR 12.50 HE GOT A CLICK CLACK TRACK FROM ELC WHICH HE ALSO LOVES.

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subs · 12/11/2004 13:35

oooh yes - thats not my... are lovely books... discounted in borders and asda too

Blackduck · 12/11/2004 13:36

Dear Zoo by Rod Campbell.....lots of flaps to lift up

cellulitequeen · 12/11/2004 14:03

"Not now Bernard" by David McKee. My DS loves it.

Rarrie · 13/11/2004 01:13

How about some finger paints, or crayons with a note book? My one year old (and 5 days) loves painting and crayoning. Alternatively, try poundstretcher - they have got some great hammer toys, for about £5. Or you could get a variety of musical toys - they're pretty cheap. Try Tesco / Asda both do some pretty good toys fairly cheap!

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